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DOM storage refers to a web storage mechanism that allows websites to store data in a user's browser, providing a way to persistently store key-value pairs. It includes two main types: localStorage, which maintains data even after the browser is closed, and sessionStorage, which retains data only for the duration of the page session. This storage is accessible through the Document Object Model (DOM) and is often used for improving user experience by preserving user preferences and session data. DOM storage is supported by most modern Web Browsers and plays a key role in client-side web development.

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